On Fri, Sep 27, 2013 at 4:30 PM, Alex Mandel wrote:
> The translation tools Drupal 7+ look quite good. On the flipside there's
> much discussion of Pootle[1]
I think that udig and geopaparazzi switched to
https://www.transifex.com/ for translation.
Eli
>
> I was more thinking of splitting out t
The translation tools Drupal 7+ look quite good. On the flipside there's
much discussion of Pootle[1]
I was more thinking of splitting out the core site functions (Classic
CMS with feeds) from some other components that are separate apps in a way.
Anyways I'm meeting with Dave (my Drupal coworker
Check out companies already offering support contracts for FOSS tools,
EnterpriseDB, 2nd Quadrant, Oracle (for MySQL), OpenGeo (Boundless), etc... I
think most of them have contracts (or at least a Terms of Service document)
available online.
At the last FOSS4G in Nottingham, most vendor stands
I'm currently trying to wrap up the 2012 Annual Report before 2014 gets
here. :]
Could someone from the Quebec Chapter ping me about their annual report
item? I checked their wiki page for contact information...but it is in
French.
Thanks.
Landon
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Thanks for the comments Frank. I'm familiar with scope of services, but
I'll probably want a simple contract as well. I can work something up from
scratch, but I thought I would see what other people were using.
Landon
On Fri, Sep 27, 2013 at 2:53 PM, Frank Warmerdam wrote:
> Landon,
>
> As a c
Landon,
As a consultant, I never actually proposed a contract. When it was up
to me, I'd just write up a statement of work. Sometimes I had to sign
contracts created by the clients of course.
For the most part open source geospatial isn't different than any
other business. The one item I was al
I agree that it would be great if OSGeo would participate.
The best would be to have a champion, ideally based in UK, to coordinate
OSGeo's involvement and be the liaison between the organizers and the
rest of the OSGeo community. Any volunteer?
Daniel
On 13-09-26 9:17 AM, Arnulf Christl w
I hope to launch a start-up offering services based on some open source
geospatial software in the next couple of months. I would like to know if
anyone from the OSGeo community would be willing to share a sample contract
for open source software services with me.
I'd appreciate any help.
Thanks.
agreed - we should keep implementation options open at this stage, I'm
equally happy with Django and I'll try to help with other options if
they're chosen.
I'll do some investigations into Drupal 8's multilingual support and see if
it supports the following requirement:
"We have to keep in mind th
On Fri, Sep 27, 2013 at 11:45 AM, Alex Mandel wrote:
>
> FYI, if you feel Webcom needs a project management tool, how about a
> Trac instance?
I believe there is a webcom component in the OSGeo Trac instance.
eg.
http://trac.osgeo.org/osgeo/query?status=new&status=assigned&status=reopened&com
Ian,
That plan is I think the same conclusion I had reached. That some parts
of the site simply need to be recoded, and I would open that it does not
necessarily have to be drupal if we have experts in other platforms
willing to jump in, things like the Service directory can easily be
django or ot
Thanks Alex, Frank. I'm happy to leave the project management tools
(basecamp) alone and lean more on SAC. I'm also keen to make extensive use
of the wiki pages and to fill in missing documentation as we go.
Looking through our custom Drupal modules I believe that we're unlikely to
find an upgrad
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